The building was acquired by the Edremit Municipality and placed under protection, then meticulously restored in accordance with its original form, with permission from the Council for the Protection of Cultural Assets. As a result of these efforts, the structure has been reactivated not only as a memorial site but also as a cultural center hosting various events.
Interior arrangements were carefully designed to reflect the spirit of the period, with support from ÇARO – Çanakkale Regional Tourist Guides Association, which contributed to the decor. This has enabled visitors to experience a more immersive atmosphere, closely connecting them with the time Atatürk spent in Edremit.
The site, including the Ata Intersection where the Mustafa Kemal Atatürk monument stands, was renovated and inaugurated on Valentine’s Day, February 14, under the slogan "Meeting the Edremit Lover." This project marks a significant step toward preserving historical heritage and strengthening the city’s cultural identity.
Today, the Atatürk Cultural House stands as a vital cultural landmark, shedding light on Edremit’s history and offering visitors both knowledge and an emotional connection to the past.
